Webflow has become a popular choice for B2B marketing teams that want to actually own their website. It's fast to build on, easy for non-developers to update, and flexible enough to handle complex site architectures without a constant development backlog.
But Webflow is a CMS platform, not a marketing strategy. And when B2B companies migrate to it — especially from a platform like WordPress — without SEO baked into the process, they often end up with a beautiful site that lost half its organic traffic at launch.
This list is for B2B marketing leaders who want a Webflow agency that understands what they're actually trying to accomplish: qualified pipeline, not just a fast-loading website.
Not all Webflow agencies are built the same. The Webflow ecosystem is full of highly talented design and development shops — many of them excellent at what they do. But B2B websites have specific requirements that separate a good Webflow build from one that actually drives growth.
SEO migration expertise. CMS migrations are one of the most common ways companies lose organic traffic they spent years building. A good agency has a redirect mapping process, a pre-launch SEO audit, and a post-launch monitoring period — not just "we'll set up 301s."
B2B buyer journey thinking. A B2B site has to do a lot of work. It's not just a brochure — it's convincing a buying committee across a long sales cycle. That means clear persona-based navigation, objection-handling content, and conversion paths that don't assume every visitor is ready to book a demo.
Component-based builds. One of Webflow's biggest selling points is marketing team autonomy. But only if the agency builds with reusable components from the start. Otherwise you end up back in dev tickets every time you need to add a landing page.
Content migration. Plenty of agencies hand you an empty Webflow site and expect your team to populate it. That's a launch delay waiting to happen.
With that in mind, here are the agencies worth knowing.
Website: takeoffnyc.com
Best for: Established B2B brands migrating from WordPress or another CMS to Webflow, where SEO preservation and buyer journey strategy matter as much as the build itself
Takeoff is a website-first B2B marketing agency and Webflow Certified Partner. They work with companies in financial services, insurance, construction, manufacturing, venture capital, and B2B SaaS: industries where the website has to build credibility with a skeptical buyer, not just look good.
Where Takeoff stands out on Webflow migrations specifically is the SEO integration. They treat a CMS migration as a technical SEO project, not just a design handoff — auditing current rankings, documenting top-performing URLs, building redirect maps during the architecture phase, and monitoring traffic daily in the weeks after launch. That process matters because ranking drops after a platform migration aren't inevitable; they're a sign that SEO wasn't built into the project from the start.
Their builds are component-based, giving marketing teams the autonomy to create new pages and landing pages without filing development tickets. They handle content migration so clients launch with a complete site. And they design with real copy so every wireframe shows how the page will actually work, not just where the content will eventually go.
Thanx, a customer loyalty platform for restaurant brands, came to Takeoff for a full WordPress to Webflow migration and redesign. The goal was to build a site that would look great and that could rank for competitive terms, drive traffic to solution pages, and show up in AI-powered search, not just Google.
The results after launch: +28.18% in non-branded organic traffic, +118.18% traffic to solution pages, +52.17% in LLM traffic, and a #1 ranking for "restaurant loyalty program software."
That kind of outcome on a CMS migration doesn't happen by accident. It happens when SEO is part of the project from day one and not something you address six weeks after launch when the rankings start slipping.
Website: refokus.com
Best for: Brand-driven companies that want visually immersive Webflow experiences
Refokus is a Webflow Enterprise Partner known for creative-forward, design-intensive builds. They use advanced interactions, motion design, and WebGL to create sites that feel like experiences rather than pages. Their client list includes BCG, Yahoo!, and Spotify.
They've been in the Webflow ecosystem since the beginning and have won design awards from Awwwards, FWA, and CSSDA. Projects typically start at $25,000 and can reach significantly higher for complex builds.
If your primary goal is visual distinction and brand storytelling, Refokus is worth considering. If pipeline and SEO are the primary drivers, they're probably not the right fit — their positioning is firmly design-led.
Website: vezadigital.com
Best for: B2B SaaS companies at Series A–D looking for Webflow tied to growth metrics
Veza Digital is a Premium Certified Enterprise Webflow Partner with an explicit focus on funded B2B SaaS companies.
They've launched over 1,000 websites across their agency network and have completed several agency acquisitions to expand their capabilities. If you're a well-funded SaaS company with an active marketing team and a growth-focused mandate, Veza is worth evaluating.
Website: qontour.com
Best for: B2B companies in cybersecurity, deeptech, and SaaS that need to translate a technically complex product into clear positioning and a site that earns credibility with skeptical buyers
Qontour is a Webflow Enterprise Partner that specializes exclusively in B2B companies. They build exclusively on Webflow, so if you're evaluating platforms or need CMS flexibility, they're not the right fit. But for cybersecurity and deeptech companies that are already Webflow-committed and need a team that understands the category, Qontour is worth a conversation. Clients include Cyera, Versa, Zscaler, and StrongDM.
Website: halo-lab.com
Best for: Businesses that need reliable Webflow execution at a more accessible price point
Halo Lab is a design-first agency that works with SMBs and a range of company sizes across industries. They have a large volume of completed projects and strong Clutch ratings. Their pricing is more accessible than enterprise-tier agencies, making them worth considering if you have a tighter budget and don't need deep SEO strategy or B2B buyer journey thinking built into the engagement.
Every agency on this list can build a good-looking Webflow site. The question is what happens to your search visibility after launch. Which is what makes Takeoff the top of this list.
CMS migrations are one of the most common causes of organic traffic loss in B2B companies. The reasons are usually the same: redirect maps that miss URLs, URL structures that changed without accounting for indexed pages, technical settings that accidentally prevent crawling, or on-page signals that got lost in translation from one platform to another.
The agencies that get this right start SEO work before design begins — not after. That means auditing your current rankings, documenting your top-performing URLs, mapping redirects during the architecture phase, and monitoring traffic daily in the weeks after launch.
One company we worked with came to us after a previous agency's redesign cost them 95% of their keyword rankings — dropping from 298 ranked terms to 15. Their pipeline from organic search dropped 80%. The site looked great. The SEO migration just wasn't part of the scope.
If your current website gets meaningful organic traffic, make sure whatever agency you choose treats the SEO migration as a core deliverable — not an afterthought, and not a separate engagement.
Takeoff is a B2B marketing agency specializing in website redesigns, SEO, AEO, and Paid Media for established companies with long sales cycles. If you're evaluating a Webflow migration, we're happy to take a look at your current site. Book a call here.
Request a Quote or email lenny@takeoffnyc.com to start the conversation.
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